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Emperor:w.,nsm'. summer soiosr~.

BERLIN, June 30.-Emperor William
start for Ems Wednesday next. liewill
sojourn there three weeks, going 10 Co.
tein by way Of Munich, and aitcrward 10
Munich. The Rurgomaster of Gastein be-
been notified that the Emperor will arrive
there July 2Sth -
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sp.I,u, 10 Crush tb. Lenpus.

LDSDOg, June 3O.-Tbe Time, insists
that every part Of Ireland whore the Ma
tionaI League operates ought TO be brought
within the scope Of abe summary clauses
Of the Grimes act IL would be absolutely
useless, the Time maintains, TO proclaim
only few counties, because the League
could transfer its operations TO adjacent
counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

The citizens OF MOrehead, in Rowan
county, Ky, are determined to down the
ToLLvER gang and pledge themselves to
do Sc and carry out the law with their lives
if necessary, This gang seems to be lit
tie worse than the Apaches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

THE skeletons Of sixty murdered men
have been discovered in a cave in Tennes-
see on what is known as the old Kentucky
Stock Road. There are thought TO be
others with like contents Robbers used
TO keep inns on this road where they would
knock travellers on the head and dispose Of
their bodies by throwing them in these
caves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
4 New York Quake.

CoSIoOCOnK, \. Y, June 30.-A shock
of earthquake was felt in this vicinity at
$40 P. m, jarring everything perceptibly.
The shock lasted about five seconds and
moved apparently from east to west.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

Earned Runs-Wheeling ,, Sandusky
/. Two base hits, Miller of SanduSky =,
Chrisman. Three base hits, Nichol
Double plays, Routcliflr and Curry. Bases
on balls, by Miller 1, by Clark 3. Hit by
pitcher, Miller of Wheeling. Passed balls,
Westlake Chrisman |. Wild pitches
Miller 3.
Time of game, 2:l5.
Umpire, Bauer.
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Stricken With Paralysis.

SDecidl IeIeQrGiR % uls L'gHI.f
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June D.-H.
P. Neal, aged nearly 80, prominent citi-
zen. was stricken down last night with
paralysis. The physicians say there IS no
hope of his recovery.
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Canon wib enforce In Better Health.

LONDON, June 30. Canon Wilberforce
arrived at southampton to-day on the
steamer Saalc, from New York lie il
much improved in health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

BouLANGER will not down. He Is
charged with political intriguing, which
seems TO he successful \ great demon
stration is to be held in his honor.
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Boodlers Excited over shnrp's oOnvicti

Boodlers Excited over Sharp's Conviction.
NEW YORK, June 30.-A Montreal
special says the Doodle Aldermen appear
very much disconnected over Sharp's con
yiction. They refuse 10 see reporters, but
their friends say they feel badly; us they
consider their stay is now indefinitely
prolonged here MOlOney, however, ap-
pears as happy As cricket; he and his
family are enjoying themselves at Lachine.
BILLY" has purchased a steam yacht and
he navigates the waters Of Lake st. Louis
daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

The ironworkers and manufacturers
have settled their differences and the scale
has been agreed to and signed. This Is a
matter for cordial cOngTatulation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

JAPAN has a queer and rather novel way
of protecting her home industries. Amerl
can book makers used to have a monopoly
of the Japanese schoOl-bOOk trade. Jap
auese publishers got on to this and instead
of raising big tariff they went to making
books so much better than the Americans
that the, home article has superseded the
foreign entirely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

Folks IeariRg De eitgOa shOrt reactions Or
soy ne S,mmer caa hare hs DAILY aad
SUNDAY REGISTER mailed to their ad-
dress al sane rates a, delivered By eayrisr,
bv lsariaq cord a REGISTER COuRthag
Room.
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EilIhN IucIr Gaming.

LONDON, June 30-Forty-tbree thou
rsand pounds were withdrawn from the
Bank Of England for shipment 10 New
hnFE
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League and Association Games.

At Pittsburg:-Pittsburg ~, Boston g.
At Indianapolis:-Indianapolis 10, New
York IL.
1T st. Louis-St. Louis 4, Louisville
IL.
At Chicago Washington 4, Chicago B.
At New York:-Brooklyn 3, Athletic 4.
At New York:-Mets 4; Baltimore 10.
At eland:-Cleveland 13; Cincin-
natl t.
At Detroit:-Detroit 5; Philadelphia 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

DUBLIN, June 30 UHitci Rcldnd charges
that Prime Minister Salisbury is using the
sons of the Prince of Wales, who are now
in Ireland, for the basest party purposes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

THE bandsOf Mcssrs HAEpER and itor-
KINs, of the smashed Fidelity bank. nave
been increased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
Ex-Gov. NORTH Unconscious.

AUGUSTA, Me, June 30.-Ex Gov. Nor
rill is slowly sinking. Since p. m. he
has been unconscious.
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The French Idol.

PARIS, June 30.-A demonstration in
favor of General Boulanger is being organ
lied for the National fete on July IL, in
celebration of the fall of the Bastile.
The RfpUWiqUc Frdncdisc accuses Gene
raj Boulanger OF political intriguing. Ii
says Gen. Ferron WAS wise To shorten his
manTuyers by appointing him 10 an active
command.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

KlssASE pleads the statute OF limit
alton. Ii any one has night 10 plead th'S
il would seem he has.
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Items from MsshIncton.

,pseiGl Telegram 10 the Register.
WAsaINGToN, d. c., Jun 30 Andrew
J. Yauger has bees commissioned Post
master at Debby, W. Va.
Among the promotions made in the
Postofice Department to-day was that of
r. A. Miller, of West Virginia, from 4
$500 clerkship &c a 81, 600 position.
The wife of Mr.. William y Chadwick,
a West Virginia clerk in the Pension Hu-
rtau, left tonight for her home at Morgan
town, accompanied by their little son,
David, 10 spend fhe hot season with her
parents.
WASHINGTON, u. C., June SGT -
estimated at the Treasury Department that
the reduction OF the public debt for June
is about SO. OOO, COO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

A sTRIKE Is threatened in the Fort
WAYNE and Chicago railroad shops m
AlleghenY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

The investigation into the Ward Island
Insane Asylum dtsrlOseS cases oI ur"dSh
brutality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Dead.

New YORK, June 3O.-Mrs. Hamilton
Fish died this morning after long illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
Snnrt for IkaaA Malton,. DescIpIes.

WASHINGTON, jane 3O.-A statement
prepared for the annual report of the Fish
Commissioners shows by river basins, the
following distribution Of the Sba6 during
the past season: PenObscot river, 1000
900; Kennebec river. 500, 600; tributaries
of Narragansett Bay, l,125, 600; Hudson
river and ESturay l,79O, 900; tributaries
OF Delaware Boy, 5000, 900; tributaries of
Chesapeake Bay, 6S, l49, 600; trihu-
taFie OF Albemarle Sound, 5,322, 900.
Tributaries o. the South Atlantic coast,
%, 6GO, 900; tributaries of tie Gulf of Mex
leo, 7,OiS, 600; inland waters, l,Oi4, ,GO;
total, %. 42l 900 This number is greatly
in excess of the output OF any previous
year, and the production has been attended
by no increase OF expenditure. These re-
suits are due to added experience and i'm
proved methods in Matching and culture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
Queen Kap. Ready To start Home.


Quee kapilolani, of Hawaii, will sail for
New York on the steamer Servia July =.
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They Attended the Jubilee CersasuSie,

LONDON, June 3O-A nuESerof hyal
Irish Catholics, including the Earl Of En-
gall, the ELl of Gronard, the Earl of Rel
mare, Lord Fitzgerald, Lord De Freyne.
Lord Bellew, Lord Emily, thet 0'Coauss
Don, Sir George Errington, and others Who
a ended the Jubilee ceremonies in London,
have sent the Queen an address ofloyalty
and devotion. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

Iaued IrgLud charges SNLlsBt RN with
using the visiting Princes for T"i'ti'al pur-
poses.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
rHE wEkFHER.

- West Virginia. sOutheaSterly winds, fair
vsSfher and nearly stationary temperature.
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49,. r.r.sr.pn Deal.
- Nothing detin

s'Sior tnat Jay Gould has purchased the B.
& Q. telegraph system, but circumstantiaI
evidence Is very strong to the fact that if
the deal has not already been consum-
mated, it Is well under way, the former
verdict being the most probable.
New YORK, June %O.-D. H. Bates,
President and General Manager OF the B.
y O. Telegraph Company, declares there
is no truth in the rumOrs current in Wall
street, that the b. & o. lines have been sold
to the Western Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
High Grade California Wines,

Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. d. RICH < Co,
735 Broadway,
New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01
Pigeon shooting-Budd Victorious.

At Detroit 5; Philadelphia 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

"A lrHOcE OF earthquake was felt near
ContoOtook, y. y, and one in New Hamp-
shire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

The Canadian contingent of boodiers are
greatly worked up over SHARP ! conVle-
tion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-01

: JAKE SHARP is said 10 be- tIst breaking
down His appetite has left him.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
DIE Ed.

FRAZER.-on the s2i inst, Nora Frazer,
aged 70 years.
kelatiyes and friends Of the family are 70.
specially invited to attend her funeral from
tue residence of her daughter, Mrs. WIN
l.. Martin, s,uthwest corner OF Eighth and
Wcllastoh streets, on Friday afternoon at 2
clock.
KiiTlNG ER.-At Seattle, W. T., on Fri
day, June 10, Annie Conrad L ittinger,
wifo OF Charles h. Kittinser, and dau III :
ter OF tho laIe aaron Ccnrad.
informant 1hureday. JuDe 23. Strictly
private.
WRlaHT.-cn Juno 2i, franklin Wright
In the 10Th year OF his age.
holstfves and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dencc, sos Menroe street, on Friday, at .
O'Clock, p. N.
lntcrnent private.
iDOkAk-At Rock ord, on the 22d inst ,nt
Joanna, wife OF George A. Doran AID
daughter OF Bernard and Mary Hsllag her
in her 23t year.
Also, Translin, son OF George and Joannu
Doran, aged . years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in
vited IN attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of Born Ard Gallagher, on Friday I
te'p0on at l.3o O'Clock. Services OF st
Jamcs' Church. lnterment at New Oath %
dral Oemstery.
SP gAKM N.-On the 23i ius.., Richard Il
Speak man, aged TO years.
The relatives and frfenos OF tho fam ily q r.
respectfully invited to sttond his funera
rom his late residence. lo6 Adams street, OF
Saturday afternoon, a, 2 clock. tntermen
AT Wilmington and Brandy wine C,metery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
The EARLY Olosing Movement.

A large meeting of merchants will
be held this evening In accordance with
the following paper, which has been
signed by nearly 100 merchants:
"The plan Of closing stores early.
now adopted in the principal cities
throughout the country having proved
successful and satisfactory, the under
signed agree to meet at 8. III. Bay nard q
store, Fifth and Market streets, on
Thursday evening, june %. At o'clocf
to consider the matter of early closing
In this city,"
The committee having the matter In
charge have not had an opportunity of
calling upon all the merchants to sign
the paper, but they wish all. whether
they have signed or not to consider then =
selves invited to attend, and they hope
they will be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Another Heavy Rain.

Heavy showers Of rain mencei tc
fall yesterday afternoon about 4 pollock.
and fell all along ct intervals during
the evening and through the night. The
first showers were accompanied with
thunder and lightning, but IN the night
these ceased snd the showers continued.
In many INSTANCES the cutters were
|overfiowed and cellars were submerged
in water. Especially was this the case
on the south side of Second street, west
from Poplar. Nearly sill the cellars In
this row were flooded by the overflow
ing OF Stalicup run.
A lady in one uf the houses said the
water was five feet deep In the base
ment because 1t reached to ber knees.
The water also overflowed the sewer at
Ninth and Monroe streets and came
down the latter street 10 q perfect rusb
tearing up cutters and washing away
sand. The cellars along Monroe, below
Ninth, were a oded. In many other
srctions Of the city the food did con
siderable OF damage,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
nav to P,p Ne ossssss..

have in my possession , postal
card on which is the inquiry, (which
% the best way TO pop the question:"
have had talks with several hundred
men In my time ON this very point.
These talks partook very largely on
the character of experiences, and Il
may say that have yet to hear of q
single happy connubial union that
|sprung out of purely commercial
proposal. Nor have l known of any
Thing good TO come of marriage
|springing from proposal that had
been carefully prearranged. The hap
|piest have known were those which
grew out of a moment that seemed
|created on the spot for the very occa
|sion, A man may have loved
woman ten years without having such
Ia moment as this burst upon him.
though l wouldn't give much for o
love that couldn't come to head
sooner. But if it is love, the moment
will come. 1t may be in the subdued
light; or on the steps Of the portico; or
at the gate; or in the solitude of the
forest, or somewhere by the sea. The
)place Is of no consequence, but 1t
fought to be secluded to some extent,
Iwhere the words are in unison; where,
when yeu say something, no matter
what 1t is about, 1t will touch the In
visible wire and send q current of lite
into her soul.
If she does not respond by word or
look you can depend upon it, young
man, that you are on cold trail. But
|if she does, then put on some more
fuel, AS it warns, fan 1t, and as the
| flames brighten her cheek, and her
'Ieyes sparkle as if they were breaking
Into fragments-and her words wreathe
about your own SO that your hand is
as gentle in its stroke as the step OF a
lfairy--so that she has to look at you
from under her s;lken lashes-then!
If you are not moved by this time to
forget where you are and who you are
land II you do not say it then you de.
serve to be tooothless bachelor, and
|, you run the risk of making one wO-
man miserable all the days Of her life.
But there is no fixed rule for it. And
when it is over, long years after, may
be, when you are sitting by your fire.
side and the winds Of cruel winter
are sounding death taps on your win
|! dow, if you cannot 60 back to the
. place and the time over and over
u again, and feel something like incense
stealing its way into your soul, God
pity you in your winter of loneliness;
for you didn't pop the question to the
right woman.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
FOURTH EDITION
R.oreau,xing Delaware College.

ReOrgAuixing Delaware Coliege.
Thsre were two meetings yes
terday in relation 70 the organisation OF
Dela vsro College. One WAS . meeting
nj the oommitSeo Of the Alumni A ssoci'
Alton. and the other Of the committee on
reorRauization appointed by the Board
Of Trustees Of the College at Its annual
meeting on June II. The Alumni Com
mittee meeting was entirely voluntary,
and its actions merely advisory TO sssist
ths Committee ON Organization, II pos
sible, In the reoraAuizAtion. Reporters
were not admitted TO either meeting.
Tho Alumni Committee met first.
Il 10 com posad Of Rsv. Thomas Mo.
Dowell, the Rev. Hsrvey W. Ewing,
Edward q. Eokel, VIM. DuHamoI, q
M. Curtis. Esq H. Greeley Knowles,
Thomss Davia, Eco VIM. I. Lyman, ,
Esq., Charles Evans, John 8. Grohe and
X. N. VAllAudigham.
The mem bers we're al present ex sept
Mr.. VAllAndigbam Mr.. MCDOWELL
presided aud Charles Ewing was score.
tary. Qnits . number Of resolu ttons
were adopted, one Of which recommend
Cd DR.. A. Il. Raub. principal OF New
ark Academy, for President, by . vote
of 8 to 4, and another recommended the
retention Of George A. Hafter, A. M.
nu professor OF mathe mAtics and modern
languages.
When resolution WAS offered to 70
tain Professor Wolf % professor Of
lchemistry, minerAloRy and sanitlry
science, : sharp opposition WAS mani
tested. Rev. Mr.. Ewing charged thai
Professor Wolf WAS IN inddel, and this
was denied BY others.
The resolution to recommend Prcfee-
sor Wolf fell by Q vote Of TO 4. Ed
ward Il. Eckel Was deputed to lay the
actions OF the Alumni Com mmlttee be
fore tho Committee on Organisation.
The latter committee Is composed oil
Benjamin 7. Biggs, John B. Pening'
ton, q. Minot Curtis, @. Elton Buck,
John b. Nicholson. John q. Stockley
Of Smyrna, DR.. Hugh Martin. DR.
Mustard, George G. Evans, DR. Lewii
Governor Biggs presided and Mr.. Evani
WAS secretary.
Quite . number Of applications wers
received from persons anxious TO b
elected president Of the college
Amongst these applicants were =. Q
Oantwell Of Oxford. Nd, Rev. j. q. N
IOOuubOu VI NOW 1OIkt kH6uunto "
Yale College, and Professor q. w
Reed Of St. Johns College. 1t Arnapo
lis, Md.
Other applications were made To-
other profese orships in the college, bu
they wore not made public, exctpt ths
1t had become known that ex-Sdperin
tendent Of Public Schools of Della war,
had applied for profeseorship
A motion made TO exclude the nsmel
Of oil members of the late faculty from
any future considerations of the trus
I tees, making the decision OF June IA
when the entire faculty was asked 4
resign, 6nali,y was lost by vote OF
Ito5.
| The report Of the alumni COMMITTEE
wsa laid before the board by Edwsrt
81. Eckel, but no action was taken. TIT
committee finding that they were nj
prepared to act upon the selection OF ,
faculty, adjourned to meet at Dover OF
Thursday, June Both.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
A Fatal Fall,

Mrs. Amanda Garrettson, 815 Church
street, received telegram from her
brother George G. Fisher, at Oakland,
California, stating that bis brother, viii
liam, fell from a buggy ct 9.15 a. m.
Yesterday, and was so severely injured
that he DIED. The deceased is The son OF
Ezekiel Fisher, I'll Bennett street. He
is 80 years and 4 months old and has b., en-
residing the last time, about years, at
Oakland, where he has been successfully
conducting restaurant. He leaves a
wife and two children. George and
Charles, two other sons of Mr.. Fisher, also
reside at Oakland.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Whustling aud vvh,s,,srs.

Ifs boy is allowed to whistle 1t will
turn his attention In q great degree
from the desire to become the poesesoor
of drum, and II paternal 1rmness be
added, he can be kept satis6ed without
one until he gets TO be sixteen years Of
age, when he will strike the cornet
period.
Shakespeare was well acquainted
with the art. He makes Othello say
concerning Dcsdemons: "If do not
prove her false, I'll whistle her of and
let her down the wind a prey to for
tune, e'en though her very cries were
my dead heart strings"
Negroes are the best whistlers in the
world. Frequently one hears a colored
improvlsatore whistling the quaintes,
and sweetest melodies, and with the
|colored males In general whistling
comes as natural as grunting does to .
lhog.
Men whistle when they are happy,
land they whistle when they are sad
When you see a carpenter or q house
} painter pushing plane or slappin1
Ion the paint and whistling o lively ali
lat the same time, set him down as {
Imam who pays his debts, is cheerful q
home and never whips his children.
/ When man is sad he whistles in (
doleful tone. Nine times out of tel
he won't choose a dismal air, but b,
| will whistle lively tune, a hornpip,
or q negro minstrel end song. Ant
he will draw the melody In and ou
between his lips in way to draw tear
from all listeners. Sometimes a maj
Iaccomplishes the same result when h,
is cheerful and trying to whistle rea
good.
4. Girls in general whistle in a sort o
Ijerky, disconnected, Jim jam sort o
Iway, and groan mildly between tn,
Inotes. They had better let whistlini
lalone.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Married This Morning.

This morning Charles R. Dougherty,
united In marriage to Miss Jennie
Stusrs. The ceremony took place at
street ,, g sna w. Vas performed [,S by Father
Father Flynn OF G Galena, Md. Immedi.
ately after the cerem ony the newly
welded couple took carriages for the 2. :,
W. & B railroad station, and started on
the 12 G6 noon train for Washington.
AT they left the BRIDES residence they
were showered with rice, and several
old shoes we're thrown after them.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Tho Public school Reunion,

The public schools of Brandy wine,
Christians and Mill Creek Hardr drede
were to have had grand reunion to
day In F!emming's Grove, DuPon,'s
Upper 3ar ks, but the storm Of last
night interfered seriously with the pro
lect, and 1t will not be- hold 70 day. A
telephone me seage states that the COM
mittee is In consultation, but had not
sRreed Is to the best time In the future
for holding 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Arrival Of tho Remalna.

The remains of Mrs Annie G. Kitten.
ger, arrived in this city yesterday after
noon aud will be inferred privately this
afternoon. Mrs. Kittenger died at hel
husbands residence in Seattle, Washing
ton Territory, on Friday, June 10th, and
the husband, with his father and mothel
who were sitting him, started with the
remains for this city on Monday 18th inst
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Excursion Postponed.

In consequence of the inclemency of
the weather, the excursion of the Young
Peoples Christian AS ociation and the
Sunday School of Olivet Presbyterian
Church to Birmingham Park has been
postponed until Monday next. All who
wish to enjoy themselves are invited to
join them. In order to dispose Of the ice
cream and cakes which were prepared fol
to-day festival will be hold at the church
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
At the City Court.

Michael Garvey was fined 81 ana costs
at last nights session of the city court
for drunkenness, and Peter Toppin 81
and costs for trespassiDg on the premi.
ses at No. AIT Washington street. This
morning j. CLARK and Henry Haughe p
we're each fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness. The case of Henry Krohue.
charged with keeping an Unregistered
cog, was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
A Makunio funeral.

John T. McKaig was buried from his
late residence, 1903 VsDBuren street,
ye,terdsy afternoon, In Mount Salem
Cemetery with Masonic ceremonies. A
large delegation OF the st. Johns Com
msndery escorted him to the grave,
Albert's brass baud playing fuueral
dirges Toe delegation got caught In
the rain on the return, and was com
pictely drepched
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
rrrors and Apes

E. G, Bradford ESQ, e. cG1u Gn1IuapHorl
gument in the case Of 1ar1t. the Giles Giles,
Iron Company, vs.. "a i Anpesls, I
ooIaek oSIrs ., yesterday afternoon poo n aDv Sp,
10 owea .ea 4 oS 9Snesl. a The argument w.
" " - 'no consnme ell of to day.